Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-01
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ONE deed of trust was admitted to rec
ord yesterday. !,
COLLARS AND CUFFS" at the Grand
Opera House this evening.
NINETEEN marriage licenses were issued
by Recorder Hook last month.
THERE were three cases before His Honor
Yesterday morning The offenders got %
and costs each.
A GOOD sized audience took In the
English blondes, last evening, at the
Grand Central.
CLERK Hook admitted twenty-eight
deeds of trust, and thirty-tive deeds IN lee
to record during February.
THE Board of Directors Of the Dollar
Savings Bank will meet to-day Tor the
transaction of important business.
THE last will and testament OF George
Clator, deceased, was admitted to PROBATE
Yesterday, and ordered to be recorded.
ED. GAUNTER, of Elm Grove, fell from q
B. < 0. freight train at jacob street,
Sunday night, hurting himself slightly
A NUMBER of people will take advantage
of the excursion rates to washington 10
day and 90 down to see Congress adjourn.
Miss BANKERS, OF Beach Bottom, will
give an elegant party tomorrow evening.
4 number of Wheeling young folks will
go up.
GEORGE Z. BOYD, Jr., yesterday qualiti-
ed as o notary public in and for OHIO
county. Bond $3.50, Geo. +. Boyd, ST.,
snrity.
CAROLINE ROLF was yesterday appoint
ed executrix of the will of Conrad Rolf,
deceased. Bond, $1,000, no security re-
quired.
THE United States Court will meet in
this city tomorrow. Clerk Jasper y.
Moore is expected up from Parkersburg
tonight.
! THE following letters were uHcalled fol
at the pOstoffice last night: Jackey New
Ion, NJ. Meuch, Miss Ella Levy, Ben Ham
ilton, Alfred Campbell.
The gold watch donated by Garfield
Castle, Knights OF the Golden Eagle, was
ratified off by Central Castle, last night.
No, 800 drew the prize.
The ice men of this vicinity have en-.
tered into an agreement regarding a scale
of prices for ice the coming summer, which
will be found in the advertising columns.
Miss FANNIE PRESTIGE, who is with
May Fisk scompany, was member OF the
stock company at the Opera House, when
ii first opened, under the management oI
| FitZsimmOnS.
THE bar fixtures of the Cafe Brunswick
were sold yesterday at public sale by
AuCtiOneer Halter. Many of the articles
sold very cheap. The large sideboard bar
aud all attachments were knocked down Ia
Henry BiebersOn for $4l5.
THE Teutonia Singing Society OF the
Eighth ward gave highly successful and
enjoyable concert at NOlte's Hall, Sunday
evening, under the direction of Prof.
Yaas A large audience was present, which
listened with pleasure to the well render,
ed programme.
The Panhandle Bee Keepers Association
will meet on Thursday and Friday the
and 4 inst, at X. of p Hall, 1850 Main
street. A large representation is expected
and no doubt the meeting will be very
interesting one, and the Association largely
increased in number.
THE Canadian national game Lacrosse
now being played in nearly all large
cities of the Northern States, will be III
trOduced to the people of Wheeling this
summer. A movement to organize club
is on foot ut present, many prominent
business gentlemen being interested.
THE Board of Police and Fire Commits,
siOners and the Board of Public Works met
last evening. The first named Board devo,
ted itself to fire department matters, while
the latter considered the proposition snb-
mitted by Council, asking the comparative
cost of brick pavements with plank he,
neath thfm